talent shows

Frankly speaking, the talent presentation of these candidates is not the only reason why these talent shows are so popular.

The reason lies in the populist nature of these talent shows.

By constant trials, experience accumulation and standard-operation, we believe talent shows will step into a sound development track.

I was the boy who liked to sing his own songs at talent shows, and I was suddenly officially uncool.

Compared with the anodyne, identikit bands churned out by talent shows, Ms Winehouse was an unusual pop idol.

Super Girl, and similar talent shows made by the channel, will no longer be broadcast from next year, state media reported at the weekend.

Super Girl, and similar talent shows, will no longer be broadcast from next year, state media reported at the weekend.

Opening online shops, auditioning for talent shows and being a fake boyfriend or girlfriend are reportedly also profitable for students.

The plan comes as West End theatres are enjoying record audiences, thanks largely to musicals teaming up with television talent shows.

Even the most timid of us took part in school plays, spelling bees and talent shows because Aunt Dolly sat in the front row wearing her hat.

Too bad they aren't even allowed to vote on talent shows. Lol.

To certain extent, democracy is the most obvious advantage of talent shows.

She also receives many invites from talent shows to sing a song - no matter how badly she sings it.

I't isn't really New Year's Day without firecrackers, delicious food, and the star talent shows on TV.

Cowell spoke about how TV talent shows have the power to transform people's lives.

This year, some new faces on the judges' bench have added more drama to talent shows.

Soon I was competing in talent shows.

The media and reality TV talent shows have also played their part in encouraging young people to follow their bliss.

So, why can talent shows create such a sensation in the society?